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  The Challenge for teachers/tutors

  The availability of eLearning, with its
  financial benefit and possibility of
  learning autonomy and ownership
  is strongly seductive but with
  a glance at the 1872 novel
  Erewhon [Nowhere - Samuel Butler]
  it is an incomplete utopia.

  The Study Centre Licence delivers
  access to content that is huge in
  quantity and high in quality.

  Top grade students will, self-directed,
  garner ‘the goodies’. The Study Centre
  is well indexed but, apart from work
  for the Individual Study, the great majority
  of AS and A2 students will need encouragement
  to explore and will be helped by reference to
  particular articles and resources.


  Teachers/tutors themselves will need
  to give themselves time to explore
  and assess the Study Centre resource
  and list items that they will
  encourage their students to use.
  Seminar-style discussion, after time
  allocated for reading specified content,
  is a good format to assess success
  with Study Centre content use.

 

 

 
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  Opportunities and challenges in the average school/college

 

 

 

 

 

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